... PEt5RAL Of THE LORD PRIMATE. The removal of the remains of the late distinguished Prelate having been fixed for Tuesday morning, so early as six o'clock many persons had assembled in the vicinity of Lambeth Palace, in order to have a view of the furneral procession. Soon after- wards the bell of St. Mary's, Lanibeth, commenced tolling, and on the steeple was mounted the Union flag, half-mast ...

... -A 9 1iE E E I D. At Widdiogtons Essex, (. 1. Rieli; Esq. of Sonning, Berks, Captnin in the Xoyal Navy, to Agnes, secdnd daughter of the late Charlcs Hneny Fraser, Esq.-Mr. James Gough to Miss Holliman; both of Aylesbur~y.-Heflry Pester, 3sq. to Georgiana lacleod, daughtet of ,ieut..Geueral Sir John end Lady Emily Mlacleod.- inry-Salkeld, Esq; of Stainburn House, Cumber- land, to Al 1s Jane ...

... IMlARRIED. At Darley, Derbyshire, the Rev. Richard Burton Pidcocke B. A. to Harriet Millicent, eldest daughter of John Gisbome, Esq. of Darley.-At St. Mary's, Marylebone, the Hon. and Rev. Edward Southwell Keppel, third son of the Ear] of Albemarle,- to Lady Maria Clenents, eldest daughter of the Earl of Leitrim. -At Wincanton, the Rev. Wm. Michell, Rector of Colleigh, Devon, and Barwick, ...